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McGhee is the President of Dēmos, a public policy group based in New York City, focused on climate change, inequality, and democracy reform.
In the media
John J. Berger
Thank you. My name is Allie Boldt, and I’m an attorney at Demos, an organization working to advance equality and inclusive democracy through advocacy and litigation. We’ve been partnering with CASA of Virginia and the Residents of Fairfax County Coalition to analyze how County policies can and must
Testimony and Public Comment
Algernon Austin is an economist at the think tank Demos and the author of the book America Is Not Post-Racial. "I think what sometimes people miss is, what are the comparisons?" He points out that college-educated and high-earning black folks are in many ways more likely to be better off than black
In the media
Brakkton Booker
Improve Relationship with Immigrant Community FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA -- Fairfax County Coalition, a group of local civil rights and immigrant rights organizations, will demand that Fairfax County end its collaboration with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and protect hard-working immigrants and
Press release/statement
Latino homeowners’ median net worth increased from 2013 to 2016, but the net worth of Latino renters* declined 22 percent. The median net worth of Latino renters fell from $5,200 to $4,000 (Figure A). Non-Latino renters also had a decline in their median net worth, but only of 9 percent, from $5,800
Blog
Algernon Austin
The wealth slide is ending for black families
In the media
The Staff
Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico 2 weeks ago, creating devastating damage and a humanitarian crisis for 3.5 million U.S. citizens.
In the media
Katherine Culliton-González
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Capitol building at sunset with flag at half mast
The Republican tax plans are fundamentally about making the super-wealthy wealthier.
Blog
Algernon Austin
After an eventful summer in Silicon Valley, there is blood in the water. At stake is democracy itself.
In the media
K. Sabeel Rahman

What misleadingly named “right to work” laws do, how they silence workers’ collective voice, and what their impact has been in states that adopt them.

Research
Amy Traub